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---> What conserved quantities follow from gauge symmetries?#
-Using [[theorems:noethers_theorems|Noether's first theorem]] we find that the conserved charges that would follow from invariance under gauge transformations are identically zero.  This is shown, for example, in section 3.4.1 [[http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/classical/texfiles/2005/book/classical.pdf|here]].
-However, using Noether's second theorem we can derive relations between our equations of motion, that are known as Bianchi identities.
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+--> What conserved quantities follow from gauge symmetries?#
+Using [[theorems:noethers_theorems|Noether's first theorem]] we find that the conserved charges that would follow from invariance under gauge transformations are identically zero.  This is shown, for example, in section 3.4.1 [[http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/classical/texfiles/2005/book/classical.pdf|here]].
+However, using Noether's second theorem we can derive relations between our equations of motion, that are known as Bianchi identities.
+<--